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IOS apps redirecting to app store
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Hello folks
i have an app called IPB Buddy on my iphone, when ever i open it up. it redirects me to app store. It redirects me to random apps on the app store
does any one know why it does, How to fix it?
I remember news of Safari doing this recently and it was due to one of the advertisers in the advertising loop. I wonder if this is being caused by advertising being included in the app.
the app is free on the app store and it has advertisements. Which is pretty common.I remember news of Safari doing this recently and it was due to one of the advertisers in the advertising loop. I wonder if this is being caused by advertising being included in the app.
But i never saw an app redirecting it to app store with out any clicks
the app is free on the app store and it has advertisements. Which is pretty common.
But i never saw an app redirecting it to app store with out any clicks
Or seemingly right upon load every time.
the app is free on the app store and it has advertisements. Which is pretty common.
But i never saw an app redirecting it to app store with out any clicks
If it's merely a web app, or an app that uses javascript, this could be exactly the case. In the Safari problem, the redirect disappears if you disable javascript.
Along with a fair bit of functionality of quite a few sites in Safari.If it's merely a web app, or an app that uses javascript, this could be exactly the case. In the Safari problem, the redirect disappears if you disable javascript.
Along with a fair bit of functionality of quite a few sites in Safari.
True, disabling javascript disables quite a bit on the web. My point was that the redirect happens in Safari simply by visiting a website, no other interaction required.
True, disabling javascript disables quite a bit on the web. My point was that the redirect happens in Safari simply by visiting a website, no other interaction required.
Yeah, Apple should have addressed that a long time ago.
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